bitwarrior

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by bitwarrior 11y ago
This thing needs a fucking threshold mechanic. I just signed up and it sent 3 refund requests all for around 50 cents. That's just embarrassing. I contemplated cancelling my account before I realized the damage (the emails) had already
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by bitwarrior 11y ago
Static resources go right in the garbage!
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by bitwarrior 11y ago
And here I thought this was an April Fools joke and they implemented Wife Approval Factor in the cloud.
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by bitwarrior 11y ago
Not really a bug, more of an enhancement.
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by bitwarrior 11y ago
Dan Carlin in his Common Sense podcast aired the episode [Kickstarting the Revolution]( http://www.dancarlin.com/product/common-sense-282-kickstarti... ) where he suggests that, being that the game is what it is (regardi
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by bitwarrior 11y ago
Agreed. This just comes off as the typical HN post, "I rewrote X program, using Y language, check it out!". OP is learning Y language, wanted to make a project as a goal. Which is all well and good. But thinking its worthy to be s
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by bitwarrior 11y ago
A product is greater than the sum of its specs.
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by bitwarrior 11y ago
Pretty much at a point where I immediately disregard "considered harmful" posts. Majority of the time its hyperbole and clickbait.
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by bitwarrior 11y ago
Ideally this is used as signal to weed out shit reviews. Reviews posted while still downloading go straight to /dev/null, while marking the user having "reviewed" said product and unable to do so again. I was actually th
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by bitwarrior 11y ago
Market has already corrected.
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by bitwarrior 11y ago
Are you conflating downvotes and censorship?
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by bitwarrior 11y ago
I think the big caveat, or really, necessary adjustment to the title, is "if all you're doing is writing and you've got your email client up on the other monitor like a chump". I was honestly expecting this to be a study
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by bitwarrior 11y ago
I've had plugins (ie: flash) disabled on Chrome for the last couple of years. Chrome still destroys my battery life. In so far as I can tell, the act of scrolling in Chrome is either deeply CPU or GPU intensive, IIRC because of some op
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by bitwarrior 11y ago
Only a presidential pardon will really suffice to come home without threat of arrest. It may very well happen posthumously, but that of course wouldn't be too useful to him by then.
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by bitwarrior 11y ago
Perhaps any of the alternatives they listed on their site?
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by bitwarrior 12y ago
The author is viewing/reviewing Docker through a very myopic lens. I work at a company that leverages Hadoop, and on each developer machine we each have a baby Hadoop cluster (3 nodes) running in VMs at the moment, in addition to a mas
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by bitwarrior 12y ago
As someone with the authority to make the necessary changes to our office environment, it frustrates me to read these kind of blog posts. I have read a couple dozen similar posts which merely complain about open offices, but offer absolutel
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by bitwarrior 12y ago
It's called having a loss leader, and there are hundreds of products/companies that do it. You commonly purchase products sold as a loss leader. Hell, steaks at most restaurants are sold at a loss with the hopes you'll order
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by bitwarrior 12y ago
Not even remotely likely.
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by bitwarrior 12y ago
"What kind of a proof? It's a proof. A proof is a proof. And when you have a good proof, it's because it's proven." - Jean Chretien https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=aX6XMIldkRU
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by bitwarrior 12y ago
Nor should you. The game costs $18 brand new on Amazon: http://www.amazon.com/Darksiders-II-Playstation-3/dp/B0056WJ...
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by bitwarrior 12y ago
Sublime, in every possible way, reminds me of TextMate.
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by bitwarrior 12y ago
"The Other Orange Box"
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by bitwarrior 12y ago
So, guess what Airbnb is doing next? http://venturebeat.com/2014/06/10/airbnbs-stealth-home-dinin...
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by bitwarrior 12y ago
I'm curious as to their funding goal. Sounds like a couple salaries for a year or two. It almost seems appropriate to test the waters here with a KickStarter. OpenSSL is pervasive in technology, I wouldn't be surprised at all if t
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by bitwarrior 12y ago
Billion is the new million.
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by bitwarrior 12y ago
How I know we're in a tech bubble: We have people arguing we're not in a tech bubble.
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by bitwarrior 13y ago
Those are some unexpected upper bounds. Any reason you didn't use "10-99%" and "up to 99 people"?
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by bitwarrior 13y ago
In thrust we trust.
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by bitwarrior 13y ago
I've watched these precompilers come and (perhaps) go. Granted, I'm a big fan of the likes of SASS, LESS, and tools built on those platforms such as Autoprefixer, as those give me new tools (mixins, variables, modularization, auto

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